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Federal office space cuts delayed; savings target reduced to $2.45B due to in-office mandates and staffing increases.
A federal plan to cut federal office space by 50% by 2034 has been delayed due to stricter workplace rules requiring most employees to work in offices at least three days a week and rising public service staffing levels.
Originally projected to save $3.9 billion over ten years, the initiative now aims for a 33% reduction, with $2.45 billion in savings expected.
Increased demand from more employees and in-office mandates have undermined earlier projections.
Public Services and Procurement Canada continues to pursue shared spaces, better allocation models, and faster disposal of surplus properties.
An auditor general’s report criticized slow progress since 2019, citing resistance from large departments and risks of higher maintenance costs.
While Ontario’s premier urged full-time office returns, the federal government has not changed current hybrid work rules.
Se retrasaron los recortes de espacio de oficinas federales; el objetivo de ahorro se redujo a $ 2.45B debido a los mandatos en la oficina y los aumentos de personal.